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MAD
(măd)abbr.
mutually assured destruction
mad
(măd)adj. mad·der, mad·dest
1. Angry; resentful: was mad about the broken vase. See Synonyms at angry.
2.
a. Mentally deranged: "afflicted with hypochondria, depression, and fear of going mad" (Carla Cantor).
b. Characteristic of mental derangement: mad laughter.
c. Temporarily or apparently deranged by violent sensations, emotions, or ideas: was mad with jealousy.
3.
a. Lacking restraint or reason; foolish: I was mad to have hired her in the first place.
b. Feeling or showing strong liking or enthusiasm: mad about sports.
c. Marked by a lack of restraint, especially by extreme excitement, confusion, or agitation: a mad scramble for the bus.
4. Exhibiting uncharacteristic aggressiveness, especially as a result of rabies, spongiform encephalopathy, or another neurological disease. Used of animals: a mad dog; a mad cow.
5. Slang
a. Excellent; wonderful: It's really mad that they can come.
b. Abundant; great: mad respect.
tr. & intr.v. mad·ded, mad·ding, mads
To make or become mad; madden.
adv. Slang
Idioms: Extremely; very: This place is mad cool.
like mad Informal
1. Wildly; impetuously: drove like mad.
2. To an intense degree or great extent: worked like mad; snowing like mad.
mad as a hatter/March hare
Crazy; mentally deranged.
[Middle English, mentally deranged, rabid, angry, from Old English gemǣdde, past participle of *gemǣdan, to derange mentally, madden, from gemād, mentally deranged; see mei- in Indo-European roots.]
mad′dish adj.
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mad
(mæd)adj, madder or maddest
1. mentally deranged; insane
2. senseless; foolish: a mad idea.
3. (often foll by at) informal angry; resentful
4. (foll by: about, on, or over; often postpositive) wildly enthusiastic (about) or fond (of): mad about football; football-mad.
5. extremely excited or confused; frantic: a mad rush.
6. temporarily overpowered by violent reactions, emotions, etc: mad with grief.
7. (Zoology) (of animals)
a. unusually ferocious: a mad buffalo.
b. afflicted with rabies
8. like mad informal with great energy, enthusiasm, or haste; wildly
9. mad as a hatter crazily eccentric
vb, mads, madding or madded
archaic to make or become mad; act or cause to act as if mad
[Old English gemǣded, past participle of gemǣdan to render insane; related to gemād insane, and to Old High German gimeit silly, crazy, Old Norse meitha to hurt, damage]
ˈmaddish adj
MAD
(mæd)n acronym for
(Military) mutual assured destruction: a theory of nuclear deterrence whereby each side in a conflict has the capacity to destroy the other in retaliation for a nuclear attack
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mad
(mæd)adj. mad•der, mad•dest, adj.
1. mentally disturbed; deranged.
2. greatly provoked or irritated; enraged.
3. affected with rabies; rabid: a mad dog.
4. extremely foolish or illogical; imprudent or irrational: a mad scheme.
5. impetuous: frantic: mad haste.
6. brimming with enthusiasm: mad about opera.
7. wildly frivolous; hilarious: had a mad time at the party.
n. 8. an angry period or mood.
v.t., v.i. 9. to madden.
Idioms: like mad, at a furious pace: rushing around like mad.
[before 900; Middle English; Old English gemǣd(e)d, past participle of *gemǣdan to make mad, akin to gemād mad, foolishmei-1]
usage: mad has been used in the meaning “enraged, angry” since 1300. Because this sense is sometimes criticized, mad is often replaced byangryin formal contexts:The president is angry at Congress for overriding his veto.
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mad
- gale - A very strong wind, probably related to Old Norse galinn, "frantic, mad."
- mad as a hatter - Refers to the fact that hat makers suffered mental illness in the old days when they got mercury poisoning from treating fur.
- madding - In "far from the madding crowd," madding is a poetic survival meaning "wild, furious, raving, mad."
- rabid, rabies - Rabid and rabies come from Latin rabere, "be mad."
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mad
1. 'mad'
In conversation and informal writing, people often describe a foolish action or idea as mad.
Camping in winter was a mad idea.
You would be mad to refuse such a great offer.
In conversation, mad is sometimes used to mean 'angry'. If you are mad at someone, you are angry with them.
When she told him she wouldn't go, he got mad.
My parents were mad at me for waking them up so early.
2. 'mad about'
If you are mad about something that has happened, you are angry about it.
He's really mad about being lied to.
In conversation, you can say that someone is mad about an activity, when they like it very much.
Her daughter is mad about dancing.
The whole family is mad about football.
3. mental illness
If someone has a mental illness that makes them behave in strange ways, don't say that they are 'mad'. You should use the phrase mentally ill.
She spent time in hospital when she was mentally ill.
The drug is used to treat mentally ill patients.
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mad
Past participle: madded
Gerund: madding
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| Adj. | 1. |  mad - roused to anger; "stayed huffy a good while"- Mark Twain; "she gets mad when you wake her up so early"; "mad at his friend"; "sore over a remark"colloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech angry - feeling or showing anger; "angry at the weather"; "angry customers"; "an angry silence"; "sending angry letters to the papers" |
| 2. |  mad - affected with madness or insanity; "a man who had gone mad"insane - afflicted with or characteristic of mental derangement; "was declared insane"; "insane laughter" | |
| 3. |  mad - marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion; "a crowd of delirious baseball fans"; "something frantic in their gaiety"; "a mad whirl of pleasure"wild - marked by extreme lack of restraint or control; "wild talk"; "wild parties" | |
| 4. |  mad - very foolish; "harebrained ideas"; "took insane risks behind the wheel"; "a completely mad scheme to build a bridge between two mountains"foolish - devoid of good sense or judgment; "foolish remarks"; "a foolish decision" |
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mad
adjective
1. insane, mental (slang), crazy (informal), nuts (slang), bananas (slang), barking (slang), raving, distracted, frantic, frenzied, unstable, crackers (Brit. slang), batty (slang), crazed, lunatic, loony (slang), psychotic, demented, cuckoo (informal), unbalanced, barmy (slang), nutty (slang), deranged, delirious, rabid, bonkers (slang, chiefly Brit.), flaky (U.S. slang), unhinged, loopy (informal), crackpot (informal), out to lunch (informal), round the bend (Brit. slang), aberrant, barking mad (slang), out of your mind, gonzo (slang), screwy (informal), doolally (slang), off your head (slang), off your trolley (slang), round the twist (Brit. slang), up the pole (informal), of unsound mind, as daft as a brush (informal, chiefly Brit.), lost your marbles (informal), not right in the head, non compos mentis (Latin), off your rocker (slang), not the full shilling (informal), off your nut (slang), off your chump (slang), wacko or whacko (informal) the mad old lady down the street
insane rational, sane
insane rational, sane
2. foolish, absurd, wild, stupid, daft (informal), ludicrous, unreasonable, irrational, unsafe, senseless, preposterous, foolhardy, nonsensical, unsound, inane, imprudent, asinine Isn't that a rather mad idea?
foolish sound, sensible
foolish sound, sensible
3. (Informal) angry, cross, furious, irritated, fuming, choked, pissed (U.S. slang), infuriated, raging, ape (slang), incensed, enraged, exasperated, pissed off (taboo slang), irate, livid (informal), berserk, seeing red (informal), incandescent, wrathful, apeshit (slang), fit to be tied (slang), in a wax (informal, chiefly Brit.) I'm pretty mad about it, I can tell you.
angry calm, composed, cool, appeased, mollified
angry calm, composed, cool, appeased, mollified
4. enthusiastic, wild, crazy (informal), nuts (slang), keen, hooked, devoted, in love with, fond, daft (informal), ardent, fanatical, avid, impassioned, zealous, infatuated, dotty (slang, chiefly Brit.), enamoured He's mad about you.
enthusiastic uncaring, nonchalant
enthusiastic uncaring, nonchalant
5. frenzied, wild, excited, energetic, abandoned, agitated, frenetic, uncontrolled, boisterous, full-on (informal), ebullient, gay, riotous, unrestrained The game is a mad dash against the clock.
go mad
6. become insane, go crazy, lose your mind, lose your reason, go off your trolley (informal) She was afraid of going mad.
8. go berserk, rant and rave, lose your temper, go off the deep end (informal), go crazy, flip your lid (informal), do your nut (Brit. informal), go ape (informal) My dad'll go mad if he finds out.
like mad (Informal)
9. enthusiastically, wildly, madly, furiously, excitedly, fervently, like crazy (informal), ardently, unrestrainedly, with might and main He was weight training like mad.
10. quickly, rapidly, speedily, hell for leather, like lightning, like the clappers (Brit. informal), like nobody's business (informal), like greased lightning (informal) If I am in the street and hear them I run like mad.
Quotations
"The mad are all in God's keeping" [Rudyard Kipling Kim]
"The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live" [Jack Kerouac On the Road]
"I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it any more!" [Paddy Chayefsky Network]
"The mad are all in God's keeping" [Rudyard Kipling Kim]
"The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live" [Jack Kerouac On the Road]
"I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it any more!" [Paddy Chayefsky Network]
Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002
mad
adjective2. Afflicted with or exhibiting irrationality and mental unsoundness:
brainsick, crazy, daft, demented, disordered, distraught, dotty, insane, lunatic, maniac, maniacal, mentally ill, moonstruck, off, touched, unbalanced, unsound, wrong.
Chiefly British: crackers.
Law: non compos mentis.
Idioms: around the bend, crazy as a loon, mad as a hatter, not all there, nutty as a fruitcake, off one's head, off one's rocker, of unsound mind, out of one's mind, sick in the head, stark raving mad.
3. So senseless as to be laughable:
4. Showing or having enthusiasm:
Informal: crazy.
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Translations
šílenývzteklýzblázněný
galvredsindssygskørvanvittig
hulluvihainenmieletön
ludljut
bolonduldühösőrült
gila
bálreiîurbrjálaîurvitlaus í
気の狂った腹を立てた
미친화가 난
galvijų pasiutligėįširdęsišvesti iš protokaip pasiutęspametęs galvą dėl
aizrāviesārprātīgs, traksdusmīgs, nikns
besenduševno bolannor
arggalenvansinnig
โกรธวิกลจริต
bực bộiđiên
mad
[mæd]A. ADJ (madder (compar) (maddest (superl)))
1. [person]
1.1. (= mentally ill) → loco
to drive sb mad (= make insane) → volver loco a algn
captivity drives some animals mad → la cautividad vuelve locos a algunos animales
to go mad (= become insane) → volverse loco
see also raving B
see also stark B
to drive sb mad (= make insane) → volver loco a algn
captivity drives some animals mad → la cautividad vuelve locos a algunos animales
to go mad (= become insane) → volverse loco
see also raving B
see also stark B
1.2. (= crazy, foolish) → loco
are you mad? → ¿estás loco?
you must be mad! → ¡tú estás loco or mal de la cabeza!
to drive sb mad (= irritate) → volver loco a algn
she drove me mad with her constant questions → me volvió loco con sus constantes preguntas
don't go mad! we've only got £100 → ¡no te pases! sólo tenemos 100 libras
I worked/ran/pedalled like mad → trabajé/corrí/pedaleé como (un) loco
they fancy her like mad → les gusta horrores or una barbaridad
to be mad with grief → estar loco de dolor
are you mad? → ¿estás loco?
you must be mad! → ¡tú estás loco or mal de la cabeza!
to drive sb mad (= irritate) → volver loco a algn
she drove me mad with her constant questions → me volvió loco con sus constantes preguntas
don't go mad! we've only got £100 → ¡no te pases! sólo tenemos 100 libras
I worked/ran/pedalled like mad → trabajé/corrí/pedaleé como (un) loco
they fancy her like mad → les gusta horrores or una barbaridad
to be mad with grief → estar loco de dolor
1.3. (= angry) → furioso
I was really mad when I found out → me puse furiosísimo or (Sp) me enfadé muchísimo or (esp LAm) me enojé muchísimo cuando me enteré
to be mad at sb → estar furioso con algn, estar muy enfadado con algn (Sp), estar muy enojado con algn (esp LAm)
to get or go mad → ponerse furioso
he gets or goes mad when he loses → se pone furioso or hecho una fiera cuando pierde
it makes her mad when you do that → cuando haces eso la sacas de quicio
to be mad with sb → estar furioso con algn, estar muy enfadado con algn (Sp), estar muy enojado con algn (esp LAm)
I was mad with him for breaking my window → estaba muy enfadado con él porque me había roto la ventana
I was really mad when I found out → me puse furiosísimo or (Sp) me enfadé muchísimo or (esp LAm) me enojé muchísimo cuando me enteré
to be mad at sb → estar furioso con algn, estar muy enfadado con algn (Sp), estar muy enojado con algn (esp LAm)
to get or go mad → ponerse furioso
he gets or goes mad when he loses → se pone furioso or hecho una fiera cuando pierde
it makes her mad when you do that → cuando haces eso la sacas de quicio
to be mad with sb → estar furioso con algn, estar muy enfadado con algn (Sp), estar muy enojado con algn (esp LAm)
I was mad with him for breaking my window → estaba muy enfadado con él porque me había roto la ventana
1.4. (= keen)
to be mad about sb → estar loco por algn
to be mad about or on sth he's mad about or on football → el fútbol le vuelve loco, es un fanático del fútbol
she's mad on Chinese food → le pirra or le chifla la comida china
I can't say I'm mad about or on the idea → no es precisamente que la idea me vuelva loco
to go mad he walked onstage and the audience went mad → salió al escenario y el público se puso como loco
to be mad about sb → estar loco por algn
to be mad about or on sth he's mad about or on football → el fútbol le vuelve loco, es un fanático del fútbol
she's mad on Chinese food → le pirra or le chifla la comida china
I can't say I'm mad about or on the idea → no es precisamente que la idea me vuelva loco
to go mad he walked onstage and the audience went mad → salió al escenario y el público se puso como loco
2. [thing]
2.1. (= silly, irresponsible) [plan, idea, scheme] → descabellado, de locos
after the news came through the phones went mad → tras saberse la noticia los teléfonos sonaban como locos
this is bureaucracy gone mad → esto es la burocracia llevada al extremo del ridículo
after the news came through the phones went mad → tras saberse la noticia los teléfonos sonaban como locos
this is bureaucracy gone mad → esto es la burocracia llevada al extremo del ridículo
2.2. (= frantic, uncontrolled) [race] → desenfrenado
the daily mad dash to work → la desenfrenada carrera diaria por llegar al trabajo
there was a mad rush for the exit → todo el mundo corrió or se lanzó desenfrenado hacia la salida → todo el mundo corrió como loco hacia la salida
the daily mad dash to work → la desenfrenada carrera diaria por llegar al trabajo
there was a mad rush for the exit → todo el mundo corrió or se lanzó desenfrenado hacia la salida → todo el mundo corrió como loco hacia la salida
B. ADV (= very) she's mad keen to go → tiene unas ganas locas de ir
I can't say I'm mad keen on the idea → no es precisamente que la idea me vuelva loco
I can't say I'm mad keen on the idea → no es precisamente que la idea me vuelva loco
C. CPD mad cow disease N → enfermedad f de las vacas locas, encefalopatía f espongiforme bovina
mad dog N (with rabies) → perro m rabioso (con la enfermedad de la rabia)
mad dog N (with rabies) → perro m rabioso (con la enfermedad de la rabia)
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mad
[ˈmæd] adj
(= crazy) [person] → fou(folle)
You're mad! → Tu es fou!
You must be mad!
BUT Vous êtes malade!.
They think I am mad to live so near the airport → Ils pensent que je suis fou d'habiter si près de l'aéroport
to go mad (= become insane) → devenir fou(folle)
She was married to a man who'd gone mad → Elle était mariée à un homme qui était devenu fou.
to drive sb mad → rendre fou qn(folle)
to be mad about sb/sth (= love) → adorer qn/qch
She's mad about horses → Elle adore les chevaux. (= be very keen on) → être fou de qn/qch(folle)
He's mad about football → Il est fou de foot.
You're mad! → Tu es fou!
You must be mad!
BUT Vous êtes malade!.
They think I am mad to live so near the airport → Ils pensent que je suis fou d'habiter si près de l'aéroport
to go mad (= become insane) → devenir fou(folle)
She was married to a man who'd gone mad → Elle était mariée à un homme qui était devenu fou.
to drive sb mad → rendre fou qn(folle)
to be mad about sb/sth (= love) → adorer qn/qch
She's mad about horses → Elle adore les chevaux. (= be very keen on) → être fou de qn/qch(folle)
He's mad about football → Il est fou de foot.
(= foolish) [idea] → insensé(e)
[rush, panic] → effréné(e)
(= angry) → furieux/euse
She'll be mad when she finds out → Elle sera furieuse quand elle va s'en apercevoir.
to be mad at sb → être furieux/euse contre qn
to go mad (= become very angry) → devenir fou furieux(folle)/euse
She goes mad when you talk like that → Elle devient folle furieuse quand tu parles comme ça.
She'll be mad when she finds out → Elle sera furieuse quand elle va s'en apercevoir.
to be mad at sb → être furieux/euse contre qn
to go mad (= become very angry) → devenir fou furieux(folle)/euse
She goes mad when you talk like that → Elle devient folle furieuse quand tu parles comme ça.
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MAD
n (US Mil) abbr of mutual(ly) assured destruction → Gleichgewicht nt → des nuklearen Zerstörungspotenzials
mad
adj (+er)
→ wahnsinnig; (= genuinely insane) → geisteskrank; (inf: = crazy) → verrückt; (= with rabies) animal → tollwütig; to go mad → wahnsinnig werden; (lit: = go insane) → den Verstand verlieren; to drive somebody mad → jdn wahnsinnig machen; (lit: = drive sb insane) → jdn um den Verstand bringen; it’s enough to drive you mad → es ist zum Verrücktwerden; he has a mad look in his eye → er hat einen irren Blick; he’s as mad as a hatter or a March hare (prov) → er hat einen Dachschaden (inf); are you raving mad? → bist du total verrückt geworden?; you must be mad! → du bist wohl wahnsinnig!; I must have been mad to believe him → ich war wohl von Sinnen, ihm zu glauben; mad dog → tollwütiger Hund; (fig: = person) → verrückter Typ
(inf: = angry) → böse, sauer (inf); to be mad at somebody → auf jdn böse or sauer (inf) → sein; to be mad about or at something → über etw (acc) → wütend or sauer (inf) → sein; this makes or drives me mad → das bringt mich auf die Palme (inf); he makes me so mad → er macht mich so wütend; don’t get mad at or with me → sei nicht böse or sauer (inf) → auf mich; (as) mad as a hornet (US) → fuchsteufelswild (inf)
(esp Brit: = stupid, rash) → verrückt; you mad fool! → du bist ja wahnsinnig or verrückt!; she’s mad doing something like that → sie ist verrückt, so etwas zu tun; it’s a mad hope → es ist verrückt, darauf zu hoffen; that was a mad thing to do → das war Wahnsinn (inf)
(esp Brit inf: = very keen) to be mad about or on something → auf etw (acc) → verrückt sein; I’m not exactly mad about this job → ich bin nicht gerade versessen auf diesen Job; I’m (just) mad about you → ich bin (ganz) verrückt nach dir!; the audience went mad → das Publikum tobte vor Begeisterung; don’t go mad! (= don’t overdo it) → übertreib es nicht
(= wild, frantic) → wahnsinnig (→ with vor +dat); they made a mad rush or dash for the door → sie stürzten wie wild zur Tür; why the mad rush? → warum diese Hektik?; the mad rush toward(s) federalism → die überstürzte Entwicklung zum Föderalismus; the prisoner made a mad dash for freedom → der Gefangene unternahm einen verzweifelten Ausbruchsversuch; to be mad with joy → sich wahnsinnig freuen; after the news came through the phones went mad → nach der Bekanntgabe der Nachricht standen die Telefone nicht mehr still; this is bureaucracy gone mad → das ist Bürokratie hoch drei
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mad
[mæd] adj (-der (comp) (-dest (superl)))a. (deranged, person) → pazzo/a, matto/a; (bull) → furioso/a; (dog) → rabbioso/a; (foolish) → sciocco/a; (rash, person, idea, plan) → folle
to go mad → impazzire, diventare matto/a
to drive sb mad → far diventare matto/a qn, far impazzire qn
as mad as a hatter or a March hare → matto/a da legare
are you mad? → sei matto?, sei impazzito?
mad with grief → pazzo/a di dolore
I'm in a mad rush → ho una fretta terribile
like mad (adv phrase) (fam) → come un(a) pazzo/a
to be mad (keen) about or on sth (fam) → andar pazzo/a or matto/a per qc
to go mad → impazzire, diventare matto/a
to drive sb mad → far diventare matto/a qn, far impazzire qn
as mad as a hatter or a March hare → matto/a da legare
are you mad? → sei matto?, sei impazzito?
mad with grief → pazzo/a di dolore
I'm in a mad rush → ho una fretta terribile
like mad (adv phrase) (fam) → come un(a) pazzo/a
to be mad (keen) about or on sth (fam) → andar pazzo/a or matto/a per qc
b. (fam) (angry) mad (at or with sb) → furioso/a or furibondo/a (con qn)
he's hopping mad (fam) → è furibondo
he's hopping mad (fam) → è furibondo
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995
mad
(mӕd) adjective1. mentally disturbed or insane. Ophelia went mad; You must be mad.
2. (sometimes with at or with) very angry. She was mad at me for losing my keys.
3. (with about) having a great liking or desire for. I'm just mad about Harry.
ˈmadly adverbˈmadness noun
ˈmadden verb
to make mad or very angry. The animal was maddened by the pain.
ˈmaddening adjective likely to cause anger. maddening delays.
ˈmaddeningly adverbˈmadman – plural ˈmadmen: feminine ˈmadwoman – plural ˈmadwomen – noun
a person who is insane. He drove/fought like a madman.
mad ˈcow disease noun a fatal disease of cattle, which can affect also humans who eat meat from infected cattle.
like mad wildly, desperately, very quickly etc. struggling/trying/running like mad.
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary © 2006-2013 K Dictionaries Ltd.
mad
→ غَاضِبٌ, مَجْنُونْ šílený, vzteklý vanvittig, vred verrückt, wütend έξαλλος, παλαβός demente, furioso hullu, vihainen fou, furieux ljut, lud arrabbiato, pazzo 気の狂った, 腹を立てた 미친, 화가 난 boos, gek forbannet, gal szalony, wściekły com raiva, louco, zangado рассвирепевший, сумасшедший arg, galen โกรธ, วิกลจริต kaçık, kızgın bực bội, điên 狂怒的, 疯狂的Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009
mad
a. [insane] loco-a, demente, perturbado-a; [moody] enojado-a, furioso-a;
v.
to become ___ → enloquecer; enloquecerse, enfurecerse; volverse loco-a; enojarse.
English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012
mad
adj (comp madder; super maddest) enojado, enfadado; (crazy) loco; to get — enojarse, enfadarseEnglish-Spanish/Spanish-English Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.